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November 08, 2012

Genealogist Reveals Royal Scandal

One of Britain's leading genealogists is heading for the Phoenix pub in Abbey Street, Faversham next Wednesday, November 14, with an explosive theory that could rock the aristocracy. Anthony Adolph's extensive researches have led him to believe Charles I was not father to Charles II or his brother James II.

Anthony believes Henry Jermyn, the man who built St James Square in the heart of London, was the royal princes' true father.


I wonder if DNA would solve the mystery.

You can read Anthony Adolph's theories in the ThisIsKent.co.uk web site at http://goo.gl/zUv7f.

 

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